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Saudi Arabia Is Massively Investing in the Construction of Trojena, a Futuristic Ski City Estimated at US$ 500 Billion, Located in the Heart of the Desert. This Project Is Part of the Ambitious Plan to Transform the Country’s Economy by Diversifying Its Sources of Income and Promoting Luxury Tourism.
By mid-2026, it will be possible to ski, skate, or snowboard on real snow at the top of a mountain, in one of the hottest deserts in the world, thanks to the construction of Trojena. Part of the Neom project, Trojena is one of the four main areas of this new futuristic city.
Despite its desert location, the chosen region in the Sarwat Mountains offers cooler temperatures and even snow at the peaks during winter.
The Construction of Trojena Aims Not Only to Attract Tourists but Also to Serve as an Entertainment Hub for the Future 9 Million Residents of the Central Line of Neom
Trojena is being designed as a unique tourist attraction, featuring a ski village, luxury resorts, retail shops, restaurants, and a variety of sports activities.
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Trojena will consist of seven main parts: The Vault, a ski village, an observatory, a lake, a nature reserve, the Bow, and a luxury mansion village.
The Vault, a Vertical Village Between Two Mountains, Will Be an Advanced Technological Structure, Featuring Villas, Luxury Apartments, a Digital Hub for Innovation, and Many Other Amenities.
The 3 km long artificial lake will feature an underwater hotel, offering stunning views of both the valley and the lake. The ski village, located at 2600 meters above sea level, will have a series of interconnected futuristic domes with ski slopes that will be usable year-round, including in summer.
Saudi Arabia is committed to diversifying its economy and becoming a global leader in tourism, technology, and sustainability. The construction of Trojena is a significant step in that direction, promising a unique and innovative experience for visitors from around the world.
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